Bannor Safari Matching Tiles

The Bannor Safari Matching Tiles bring the magic of the safari home to playtime, and incorporate physical and cognitive development with screen-free and open-ended play that can be enjoyed with children and their families.

It is a handmade memory matching game made by using 24 solid hardwood tiles, and is used to show 12 identifiable animals at the safari that are easily recognizable in color. Switch, focus, and find the match - every round generates more mature minds and joyful children.

The explanation as to why it is popular among parents and teachers:

• The supplies required are 24 unfinished solid hardwood tiles (12 similar pairs of safari animals).
• Promotes short-term memory, concentration, and cognitive recall among the young learners.
• Favors taking turns, waiting, and social play - optimal in individual or group play.
• Drawstring bag in compact form so that it can be put in a bag and carried around.
• A toy, no screen, no screen, and it can last for years with your child.

Material

Made out of high-quality solid hardwood (2" x 2" per tile), leaving them in their natural state, to take advantage of the natural grain and the texture of the wood. There has been no use of toxic glue - no toxic chemicals, no fake finishes. A child's toy that is environmentally friendly, all-natural, and generations-old.

Features

It is not a mere memory game, but it is a developmental instrument in the shape of pure fun. The origins of animal recognition, word development, and creative storytelling, and the traditional focus skills derive from the safari theme. Comes in perfect pairing with other educational toys in the collection. You may also see the collection of Wooded animals, or you may add to this set with the Tender Leaf My Forest Floor to complete the set of nature play.

Care & Maintenance

Clean using a dry or a damp cloth - do not sink underwater or in water. Keep in the drawstring bag supplied with the store when not in use. When the sun is shining directly, do not spend so much time under the sun, as it will ruin the natural wood finish. Examine the tiles regularly; pull them off when chips or splinters are discovered.

Suitable Ages

The level of developmental appropriateness is age 3 and above. The younger toddlers can also be taught to explore animal recognition and simple sorting items with the assistance of their caregivers, and, therefore, it is a toy that may actually develop alongside your child at early toddler stages, up to early elementary levels.